Radix Reports 24% Growth in Premium New Domain Name Registrations

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Radix Reports 24% Growth in Premium New Domain Name Registrations

	By Radix (Sponsored Post) Domain Names for the New Internet
	August 16, 2022 Views: 13,484

Radix today shared its bi-annual premium report for the first half of 2022, giving a full overview of the premium domain sales across its new TLD portfolio from 1st January 2022 till 30th June 2022.

The company reports $3.8M in total Premium retail revenue and #2.5M in Premium retail renewal revenue. .Tech remains the top TLD in premium retail registrations, followed by .Store and .Online.

Some of the key highlights from the report include:

$3.8M in retail premium revenue – includes $2.5M in Premium retail renewal revenue
$390K in annuity Premium sales for .Tech; highest grossing TLD
24% growth in Premium new registrations from H2 2021
38% growth in Premium retail renewal revenue from H2 2021

By Radix, Domain Names for the New Internet

Radix is one of the world’s leading new domain registries with 10 new extensions that include .ONLINE, .STORE, .TECH, .WEBSITE, .SPACE, .PRESS, .SITE, .HOST, .FUN and .UNO. Through these extensions, Radix is empowering business owners to get short, memorable and descriptive domain names that can be used for a website, email address, or a variety of other internet addressing purposes. For more details, visit http://www.radix.website.

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